How can it be used? Should I plug into it a wall socket, and then plug my power surge socket into it?
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Yes. Make sure you don't overload this unit, like with a shop vac, etc or the circuit breaker will trip. Great unit.
1941529
This is basically just like a grounded outlet. You can plug in anything that you could safely plug into your wall outlet.
876463
Yes, it's not the best idea but it's doable. Just do not plug surge suppressor or UPS-type (Uninterruptible Power Supplies) into this surge suppressor, and don't overload it.
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I suggest you contact the manufacturer for your answer. Personally, I would only plug those units into a 15-20 amp dedicated wall socket with GFCI protection. I use this surge unit for my computer, monitor, external hard drives, wireless router etc. with excellent results.
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If you plug into a wall socket you can use the second wall socket with no issue. If you plug it into a power strip it will take up two spots unless you use the very last one on the end of the power strip. Hope this helps :)
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Obviously the unit needs to be powered for it to be function. The top left "input" on the unit is for 12v in. The wall power adapter that comes with the unit needs to be plugged in, coax from that right into that port is how you accomplish that. I hope that answers your question.
1167645
it plugs into the power supply directly. Then plug into the wall or surge protector of your choice.
1671109
Its a power surge extension so you can use for TV as well because you get the same capacity of power when compared to directly plug in to wall surge.
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The manual clearly warns against connecting this to an ungrounded unit. An ungrounded outlet is not only a safety risk to what you plug in it, but also completely negates any benefit of a surge protector.
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I have it plugged directly into the wall now, the power has gone out a few times and no data has been lost. I am thinking about getting a surge protector with a battery backup just in case.
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I would not recommend this at all. You CAN plug it into a surge strip, but with a high amperage device like a space heater this is a recipe for an electrical fire. You should only plug this directly into the wall outlet and not into anything else that comes between the outlet and heaters cord.
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The powernet 300 should be plugged into it's on 3 prong grounded outlet. One of its purposes is its capability to serve as a surge protector as well.
737513
Yes, you don't need to plug it into a wall outlet, once you have a powered usb 3.0 port, it will work.
1802349
You can easily integrate a surge protector. You would simply plug the surge protector into the wall and then the CMK70 into the protector.
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You can use it continuously as long as you are not overloading it. Remember, you have leave a margin for the power surge.
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It can do anything that a wall outlet can do. It's similar to a power bar, but it manages the voltage a lot closer, reducing or eliminating spikes in voltage and even compensating for lack of voltage. It can be used to plug in anything, but is probably best served for plugging in more sensitive devices...music equipment, hard drives, etc.
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As in you want to use this with direct current? You could use adapters for your application, remember to have some sort of breaker in line so you dont destroy anything